Development Guidelines Now Cover More Land
Development Guidelines Cover More Land For over a decade the slopes of Sonoma and Taylor mountains have been covered, not [...]
Farmers Still Struggle; Some Succeed
Farmers Still Struggle; Some Succeed Consuming and serving local food has become the latest hallmark of good living. Here on [...]
Permits? What Permits? We don’t need no stinking permits . . .
Permits? What Permits? We don’t need no stinking permits . . . Have you recently heard the roar of a [...]
Careful How You Build That Fence, Podner
Careful How You Build That Fence, Podner Home owners, farmers and wild life cohabitate on our mountain, but not always [...]
Pioneers Struggled Here, Too
Pioneers Struggled Here, Too When Jose Altimira traveled through Sonoma Valley in 1823, looking for a place to found a [...]
Jack London (the Park) Turns 50…and Needs a Hand.
Jack London (the Park) Turns 50… and Needs a Hand. During the summer of 2010 Jack London State Historic Park [...]
Recreation on the Mountain
Recreation on the Mountain Recreation on the mountain can include wine tasting, visiting Morton’s Warm Springs, attending a retreat at [...]
How Do You Preserve a Mountain? SMP’s Latest Tale of Teamwork
How Do You Preserve a Mountain? SMP’s Latest Tale of Teamwork Back in September 2008, as the economy moved closer [...]
Embrace Our Sonoma Mountain Guidelines
Embrace Our Sonoma Mountain Guidelines We’ve all experienced a shock as we drive along one of the main roads – [...]
A Short History of the Diamond A on Sonoma Mountain
A Short History of the Diamond A on Sonoma Mountain The largest subdivision on Sonoma Mountain is known as “Diamond [...]
SMP Effort Leads to 600-Acre Expansion of Jack London Park
SMP Effort Leads to 600-Acre Expansion of Jack London Park The addition of over 600 acres to the Jack London [...]
The Galvin Triangle G Ranch
The Galvin Triangle G Ranch The Ranch The Triangle G (Galvin) Ranch consisted of six parcels which stretched about six [...]
Sonoma Mountain – The Book!
Where the World Begins: Sonoma Mountain Stories and Images draws you into our inspiring natural treasure at the heart of southern Sonoma County. Local Bestseller, IPPY Award 2020. Two purchasing choices below:
